Name/Title
Cedar St. (3rd Ave.) Looking South - 1878Entry/Object ID
2004.0.53Description
View of Cedar Street (Third Avenue) in 1878. "South from Cottage St." Illegible note on bottom "Collectin of H.A. ( )" Written on back "F.B. Parkman."
The original in on a mat along with 2004.0.52. Labeled "Cedar Street 1878."
The following article was found in The Sturgeon Bay Advocate 1916.09.14, Vol. 55, Issue: 25 Date published 1916.09.14:
This picture was taken at the same time (see 2004.0.52) and is a view of the east side of Cedar Street looking north from between Cottage and Spruce. The first building is a small shop used by Michael Welter, and the larger structure next to it is the John Masse hardware store and tin shop which occupied the present site of the John Feuerstein music store. The thisrd building was the Jacob Noll meat market, which stood on the corner, where is now the brick building. Next to this is the James McIntosh ice cream parlor and general store, which stood on the present site of the city hall. The last building is the Chris. Leonhardt hasll and saloon, the south half of which was occupied by Cochems and Feldmann as a general store.Cataloged By
AMJAcquisition
Accession
2004.0Source or Donor
Door County Historical Museum Existing CollectionAcquisition Method
DonationMade/Created
Date made
1878Notes
Early Date: 1878Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
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Print, PhotographicNomenclature Primary Object Term
PhotographNomenclature Sub-Class
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Category 08: Communication ObjectsSearch Terms
Sturgeon Bay street views, street views, Sturgeon Bay, streets, 3rd Ave. (Cedar St.)General Notes
Note
Original or Copy: Digital CopyCreate Date
June 27, 2004Update Date
September 9, 2026